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Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Timehas received a 50% discount on Battle.net, dropping it to its lowest price to date. Players who want to enjoy the offer and secure theirCrash Bandicoot 4copy should act quickly, as it will be available for a limited time.
Battle.Net started its Spring Sale on April 24, giving discounts of up to 67% on many games, with some at their lowest price. In anticipation of the start ofDiablo 4Season 8, players can purchase the base edition of the game for up to 45% off, whileCall of Duty: Black Ops 4Digital Deluxe is up to 60% off. Gamers can reminisce aboutStarCraftwith the remaster of the iconic RTS, which has had its price slashed by 50%. For platform fans, the Spring Sale has another offer they won’t want to miss.
Gamers can get the PC version ofCrash Bandicoot 4for 50% off on Battle.Net, dropping the price from $39.99 to $19.99. This offer marks the lowest price registered for theplatform gameand will be available until May 7. It’s important to note that players who buyCrash Bandicoot 4will get the Totally Tubular skins as part of the offer. These two cosmetics give retro-themed outfits to Crash and Coco and can be used as soon as the first two levels are cleared.
Crash Bandicoot 4 Reaches Lowest Price Ever in Battle.Net Offer
Developed by Toys for Bob and released by Activision in 2020,Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Timeis the eighth mainline game in theCrash Bandicootseries, and the fourth chronologically. Available for PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles, the game follows Uka Uka’s attempt to free himself and Doctors Neo Cortex and N. Tropy from the prison in the past in which they ended up after their defeat inCrash Bandicoot: Warped. The trio of villains returns to launch a major attack on the multiverse, and to face this new challenge, players will have the help of new powers by obtaining four Quantum Masks, which are protectors of time and space.
DespiteCrash Bandicoot 4reaching a significant milestone in 2024 and having passed five million units sold since its release, the future isn’t bright for Crash and his friends. Earlier rumors suggested thatCrash Bandicoot 5was canceleddue to Activision’s decision to focus on live-service titles rather than first-person games, and becauseCrashBandicoot 4’s sales were considered underwhelming.
